The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-11-10

| on the route formerly run by the Corona
The front of Cootway & Herzog's livery
barn blooms out in a coat of green paint
Mrs. Villas entertained a number O
friends at tea party on Thursday even
ing last.
THE fall of quickly melting snow yes
terday made walking both unsafe anc
unpleasant.
If you have bill against the county
present it before the meeting of the board
on Tuesday.
A. ID. THoRP has been appointed sheriff
of Door county vice Thomas Scott, who
died recently.
j. L. HEMPToN's stock of groceries was
turned over to his creditors on Monday
and the store closed.
FRANK SEIDL's hotel building has been
considerably improved in appearance by
a coat of paint this week.
THE schooner Charlie Marshall, dis
masted in the blow of last week, is being
repaired at Burgers yard.
AxEL STONE, the only survivor of the
Vernon disaster, has been gobbled up by
Chicago Dime Museum.
TWENTY of the State University bows
were arrested on Monday for hazing a
son OF Prof. Rosenstengel.
The interior of Mr.. Wagner's new resi-
dence is being decorated. The house will
soon be ready for occupancy.
A WAGON loaded with brick collapsed
on Eight street bridge ON Tuesday, i'm
peding travel for a short time.
NJ. MALoY has again taken up his res
idence in Two Rivers after trial at liv-
ing in the wicked city of Chicago.
THE tugs Edith and J. n. Brooks were
hauled out at Hanson's yard this week to
have their sides covered with iron.
HENRY SToLL, an old and highly re-
spected resident of Two Rivers, died last
Friday after an illness of nearly two
years.
PRoF. S. CLAY TODD will remain in the
city over Sunday and can be consulted at
his office at the Williams House during
that time.
STRINGS" of teams from the country,
laden with barley, come to the city daily.
Farmers are anxious to take advantage
OF the high price paid for barley just
now.
The alarm of fire on Monday night was
occasioned by a small conhagration in
the hold of the scow Success. The fire
was subdued before much damage was
done.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
L Hinrichs.
The schooner Reed Case was placed in
the dry dock on Saturday. She will be
supplied with new piece of keel, bow
spirit, jib-boom and fore topmast and
entirely re-caulked.
The entire south side of the river from
Fliegler's mill to the bend has been dock
ed with the exception of fifty feet near
Rudolph's. That gap will be closed by
the city within few weeks.
JEROME PIERCE who is serving On the
United States grand jury at Milwaukee
came home to "see the folks" on Friday
and returned to Milwaukee this week to
resume his quasi-judicial functions.
Portions of Indiana are suffering ter
ribly from drouth. Rivers have dried
up and wells have run dry. Cattle are
dying of thirst and the impure quality
of water obtained has induced disease.
HENRY HINRICHs has birthday like all
other properly constituted persons and
he celebrated its anniversary Thursday
evening last by having a party at his
house and very pleasant affair it was.
They do not take kindly to Halloween
pranks at Chippewa Falls. Two bows in
that city were sentenced to hard labor for
40 days for taking goods out of wagon
on the evening sacred to ghostly doings.
FROM the Washington Post: aThe
dramatic life of Gambetta was described
by Mr.. Armstrong in picturesque and
glowing terms. The eloquent lecturer
was repeatedly applauded during his re-
marks"
JUDGE KIRwIN has been appointed
chairman of the board Of visitors to the
Oshkosh Normal School. Supt. Thayer
has made an innovation in appointing
ladies as visitors. Something decidedly
praiseworthy.
HUBBARD d NOBLE are devoting con.
siderable attention to the manufacture OF
| syrup kegs. A number of machines
adapted to the work have been placed in
position and the kegs are turned on,
rapidly and perfectly.
E. K. RAND won't talk about California
J my iioiC. W hCil Uldl
subject he hands out roll of clippings
from California papers, pasted end to enc
and making string II feet long, ant
asks you to "read it yourself"
ADoLPH HAssELBoRTH was not th,
name of the person whose body wa
brought here by the tug Pankratz. Hi
name was William Albert. He and Has
selborth correspondent which account:
for the superscriptlon on the envelope
THE Prairie Farmer advises farmers t.
grow fodder corn in rows at least tire,
feet apart, SO that the sun can reach i
and it must be allowed to ear and be GU
while the ear is in the milk. Other
wise 1t Is very poor feed as analysis ha
demonstrated.